Rumored specifications suggest the console may utilize a new Nvidia Tegra T239 chip, aiming for performance levels comparable to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Backward compatibility has been confirmed, allowing players to use their existing Switch games on the new console.

Nintendo has officially announced the release of the Nintendo Switch 2, with speculation suggesting a launch in June 2025.

Although an exact release date hasn't been set, hands-on experience days are scheduled for April and May 2025.

While the current lineup of confirmed titles is limited, more announcements are anticipated in the near future.

The company plans a coordinated global launch strategy, with expected simultaneous releases in major markets like North America, Europe, and Japan.

Currently, only one game, a new Mario Kart title, has been confirmed for the Switch 2, with speculation about other major releases.

The Switch 2 is expected to feature significant technical upgrades, including 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage.

Analysts speculate that the Nintendo Switch 2 will retail for at least $400, with some estimates reaching up to $500.

The new console features a larger design, including a bigger screen and enhanced Joy-Cons that address issues like stick drift.

Nintendo will host 'Nintendo Switch 2 Experience' events in various cities worldwide, allowing consumers to try the new console hands-on before its release.

Uncertainty remains regarding whether the Switch 2 will feature an OLED display or a standard LCD display, which could affect pricing.